The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-09
The American Association.
CLEVELAND. 4: ST. LOUIS, 2.

ST. Louis, Oct. 6.-Crowen pitched beautifully to-
day and received fine support was ever accorded
pitcher. Not error of any description marked
the Cleveands play. and great deal of their fielding
was brilliant. They deserved victory, althou gh La
and Bushong for the first time since his injury.
caught like the Bushong of old. Robinsc1l, Mexican.
the field and Caruthers batted hard. A handed
stop by Mexican the best feature of the game
The Association closes here tomorrow. Sec
retary Munson of the Browns. left for the East to-
night in the interest of the worlds championship
games Score:
st. Louis.....---. 1 o Il
Cleveland ...--..--.. 8 o o o o o o *-4
Earned runs-St. Louis, q Cleveland, l. Three
Rean ss 1a7 MeGions. ErrorsSs. Louis ?: cevs-
land. o. Double plays-Stricker and Toy; Gleason,
Robinson and comskey- First base d on balls sa
McGlone. First base on errors-Cleveand. z.
Welch. Wild pitch-Foutz. Time-1:3o. Umpire
Connolly.
ATHLETICS. 5; BRooKLYN. 5.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-Ths Athletics and Brook
lyns played nine-inning game to-day The Athletics
out-felded and out-batted the Brooklyns In the
third inning Clark was injured while sliding to
second and PEBBLES took his place. Score:
bt6otiya.-:.!l btaist5ss- ! SoSS S-s SS--ss
Earned rnns-Athletics. q Brooklyn, 4 Two
base hits-Migan Stovey. Weyhing GU, Pinckney.
Mcclellan, Greer. Stolen bases-Stovey, Mcclellan.
Milligan; Otterson, Mcclellan and Phillips. First
base balls-Poorman (2) Lyons, Larkns, Nc
Clellan. Swartwood, Phillips, Cummings. Hit by
pitched ball-P. 3. Lyons First base on
errors-Athletics 4; Brooklyn 4. Struck out
Cunningham Errors-Athletics, 5: Brooklyn, D.
Wild pitch-Cunninghan. Tine-145. Umpire-J
Sullivan.
LOUISVILLE, IL; CINCINNATI, 6.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. S.-To-day's game being the next
to the last of the explained the large attend
at the ball park this afternoon. The home nine
put up a great game defeating the Cincinnati team
by outplayn9 them at all points Hecker pitched one
of his old time games. and the visitors could not hit
him. Volts hard hitting and Whites work at short
were features Of the game. Scores
Louisville. le.--.---------1 l 9 4-12
Earned runs-Lousville, 6; Cincinnati, 2. Two
base bits-Wof and Reilly. Stolen base-Hecker.
Double pays-Cinonnati. 2. First base balls
By Hecker. /. Errors-Louisville, A; Cincinnati, z.
Struck out-By Hecker. 5. Passed balls-Cook. 2.
Time-l:35. Umpre-McQuade.
BALTIMORE, 10; METRoPoLITANs, o.
New YORK Oct. S.-The Metropolitans and Balti-
played uninteresting game at Washington
Park Brooklyn. The Baltimores batted Lynch as
they pleased and the Metropolitans failed to hit
Kilroy, getting but two singles and three bagger.
The visitors took eleven clean and two phantom hits
from Lynch. Game called at the end of the
seventh inning account of darkness. Score
Baltimore. 1 1-1O
Earned runs-Baltimore z. Twobase hits Burns
Greenwood Somer, Davis. Threebase hts-Jones,
Greenwood Stolen base-Orr. Errors-Metropoli-
tans 81 Baltimore T. First base on balls-Baltimore,
2. First nbase errors--Metropolitans, 3; Balti
more, 2. Struck neutrality-suspicious.. 3. Wild
pitch-Lynch. Time-1:2O. Umpire-Ferguson.